Yes, Victoria offers the Learner Permit Test Online through VicRoads, so you can study and sit the test without trekking to a service centre first. You’ll create a myVicRoads account, verify your ID, complete the interactive learning modules, then take the online exam when you’re ready. Minimum age is 16, and you’ll still need to visit a VicRoads centre afterwards for an eyesight check, your photo, and to have the permit issued. Fail the test and you can reattempt after a waiting period; pass it and you’re shopping for L-plates faster than a swoopy boi on a tailwind. The Hazard Perception Test is separate and typically done closer to going for P plates—also available online. Keep an eye on VicRoads for the latest steps and any fee changes.
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